11 Dory Road Gloucester

MassEcon has added four commercial properties, including the 440,000-square-foot former Weetabix complex in Clinton, to its “ReadyMass 100” list of sites that are ready for quick occupancy by large tenants.

Weetabix owner Post Holdings announced in February that it would close the six-building Clinton facility this summer as part of a cost-cutting initiative. Set on 18 acres, the complex includes office, lab, manufacturing and distribution space, including up to 168,000 square feet of contiguous space. Colliers International’s Bob Cronin is the property’s broker.

The Clinton cereal facility at 20 Cameron St. is one of three industrial sites being promoted by nonprofit MassEcon in its updated list of commercial properties ready to accommodate large users, along with 613 Main St. in Wilmington and 11 Dory Road in Gloucester.

The Gloucester warehouse and distribution facility has 163,000 square feet available and a 20-acre development site. Colliers International’s Austin Smith represents the owners.

Owned by The Seyon Group of Boston, the Wilmington warehouse has 23 loading docks and 435,442 square feet available. CBRE New England’s Mark Reardon represents ownership.

One office property also was added to the list, 200 Staples Drive in Framingham’s 9-90 Corporate Center. Cushman & Wakefield’s Connor Barnes is marketing 30,000 square feet of space which could be used for offices, biomanufacturing or R&D.

A dozen of the 76 properties on the ReadyMass 100 list have attracted new tenants since the beginning of 2017, reducing availabilities by 900,000 square feet, MassEcon said this week.